Sentence examples for relatively routinely from inspiring English sources
The Google case raises not only the issues of censorship but it also laid this – it highlighted the fact that China is relatively routinely engaging in hacking and the pirating of intellectual property.
Here, we mention briefly the experimental methods that are typically required for measuring high-resolution solid-state NMR spectra of powder samples, which are now applied relatively routinely on dedicated solid-state NMR spectrometers.
The photos also make clear that torture was used not only in extreme circumstances demanding immediate action (i.e., the so-called "ticking time bomb" scenario), but also relatively routinely, pursuant to an official -- though illegal -- policy.
However, should interferon be considered as "standard of care" (and it is relatively routinely given in the community), then the question arises as to whether pegIFNa-2b should also be approved, given the equivalent efficacy, easier administration, and possibly less toxicity.
These studies had access to relatively robust routinely collected, population-based data for longer time periods than studies relating to other interventions.
For example, Barry Eichengreen, who does a lot of quantitative economic history from a relatively Keynesian perspective, routinely uses Sims-type time-series techniques, e.g. in this paper on multipliers in the Great Depression.
C-reactive protein is even more attractive being a routinely, relatively inexpensive and objectively measured analyte available pre-operatively.
It is therefore not surprising that relatively few systematists routinely study the internal female genitalia for taxonomic purposes, and much less comparative data are available for females.
(Until relatively recently, contemporary evangelicals routinely leveled the same charge at modern Catholics).
The process is relatively simple, and teams routinely offer the 20 percent maximum.
Endophytes have high diversity and are relatively fast growing on routinely used laboratory media.
